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Originally posted by The Doctor The Doctor wrote:

I would be ecstatic over a new Genesis album (3-man, 4-man or 5-man, it doesn't matter).  While I understand that a tour is going to rake in a whole lot more cash for the guys, I'm not that interested in rehashing the glory days with a new tour.  Now if they had a new album to tour on, that would be something. 

A new album....Agree!
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It might eventually produce an album anyway. Sometimes a tour can get the old creative juices going and they can see how Nic get's on playing the stuff.
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They will never make a new album because they know it will be endlessly compared/contrasted to what they wrote and recorded 45 years ago!
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Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

They will never make a new album because they know it will be endlessly compared/contrasted to what they wrote and recorded 45 years ago!

Hi,

Not to mention that the chances of this tour taking place in 2020 is probably highly unlikely and I'm not sure that anyone is going to try and put together a stadium show for them, either.

The whole virus thing is more serious than it is thought, and hopefully it won't cause major problems, but hoping to see a band, for the rest of this year? ... I have my doubts even though many are already rescheduling things.


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Saw the Last Domino? show in Chicago. This was terrific closure to a fabulous career (albeit one with a few detours).

The show did include much that was 80's pop, but there was also much that was prog. The show started with Duke and included nearly all of Selling England by the Pound.

Daryl Stuermer played the Hackett bits from the SEBTP titles with skill, finesse and respect. Though an employee rather than a member of the band, he was truly THE guitarist on stage (no offense intended to Mr. Rutherford, a fantastic musician and composer himself).
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Originally posted by Jagriner4 Jagriner4 wrote:

Saw the Last Domino? show in Chicago. This was terrific closure to a fabulous career (albeit one with a few detours).

The show did include much that was 80's pop, but there was also much that was prog. The show started with Duke and included nearly all of Selling England by the Pound.

Daryl Stuermer played the Hackett bits from the SEBTP titles with skill, finesse and respect. Though an employee rather than a member of the band, he was truly THE guitarist on stage (no offense intended to Mr. Rutherford, a fantastic musician and composer himself).


Nice, I didn't expect to play so much from the earlier days. Have they ever done so before, since Hackett left?
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^ they didn't (at least when I saw them) . Much of the prog stuff was just small excerpts so the statement they played most of SEBTP is stretching it a bit. However I did enjoy the tour debut show in Birmingham (UK) and was very impressed with Nick as I think I posted before. 
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